Sustained Nano Systems LLC

Bml Medrecords Alert LLC

Barry M Libin

Weiliam Chen

Jeffrey M Liebmann

Aaron Wachspress

A sterile pharmaceutical dosage form which comprises an ester capped lactide polymer, glycolide polymer or a lactide-glycolide copolymer hypercompressed with an active pharmaceutical ingredient wherein said sterile pharmaceutical dosage form has been sterilized with an electron beam and a method of preparing said sterile pharmaceutical dosage form.

Radiation sterilization of hypercompresed polymer dosage forms

Radiation sterilization of hypercompressed polymer dosage forms

A pharmaceutical dosage form which comprises a lactide, glycolide or lactide-glycolide polymer, a block polymer of polyglycolide, trimethylene carbonate, poly-caprolactone, and polyethylene oxide that is combined with a peptide or protein therapeutic agent in the form of microparticles which are compressed using a pressure of 50,000 to 350,000 psi.

Hypercompressed pharmaceutical formulations

A dispensing device having a polymer which is combined with a therapeutic agent in the form of a microparticle or nanoparticle which is 'hyper-compressed' to form a controlled release dispensing device and methods of locally administering a therapeutic agent using said microparticles.

Controlled release implantable dispensing device and method

A method for transmitting personal health information from a databank to a health facility. An individual's health information is stored in a database, and the information is sent to authorized users as needed. The information is stored in the database by coding an individual's private file with a unique identifying number. The individual is provided with an electronically readable identifier (ERI) that corresponds to the unique identifying number. The ERI can be scanned by medical personnel with the appropriate scanner. The scanner is authenticated by the database, and the information corresponding to that individual is sent back to the scanner for use by the emergency medical personnel. The health information can also be sent to a hospital. The entire process requires authentication of the medical personnel and validation of the ERI for security purposes.

Method for transmitting medical information identified by a unique identifier barcode to a hospital

A method for transmitting personal health information from a databank to a health facility. An individual's health information is stored in a database, and the information is sent to authorized users as needed. The information is stored in the database by coding an individual's private file with a unique identifying number or alpha-numeric sequence. The individual is provided with an electronically readable identifier (ERI) that corresponds to the unique identifying number or alpha-numeric sequence. The ERI can be scanned by medical personnel with the appropriate scanner. The scanner is authenticated by the database, and the information corresponding to that individual is sent back to the scanner for use by the emergency medical personnel. The health information can also be sent to a hospital. The entire process requires authentication of the medical personnel and validation of the ERI for security purposes.

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Barry M Libin